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16:30 Sport - 11 July 2018

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The Griquas will target Sunday’s final against the Pumas to maintain their momentum heading into the Currie Cup.
The Proteas will bank on the experience of Dale Steyn for the Test series against Sri Lanka which starts in Galle tomorrow.
England will only view their 2018 FIFA World Cup campaign as successful if they beat Croatia this evening in the semi-finals
11 Jul 2018 10AM English South Africa Sports · Sports

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